During a recent radio interview, actress Shin Se-kyung talked about her upcoming movie "Humint" and shared stories from behind the scenes. She also spoke openly about her co-star Park Jung-min.
On February 20, Shin was a guest on Kim Shin-young's Hope Song at Noon. She talked about how she and Park worked together and how she felt when he complimented her.
MyDaily says that Shin said it took a while for the two actors to get close while they were filming the romantic comedy. She talked about something Park had said about her before the show.
Shin said, "I think he said that because we've worked hard together, I think he just wanted to hear it."
During the show, radio host Kim Shin-young talked about the story. She said, "Park Jung-min is very cool-headed. I knew you were pretty, but I think it was because your charms stood out even more because you fit the role so perfectly."
Shin then praised her co-star for being professional and behaving well on set. "He has so much charm," she said. "He's a person with so much charm. It's hard to say he's just a bundle of charm, but his focus on set is incredible. He seems to make smart decisions. As an audience member, I was thrilled to see this new side of him through the monitors."
Naver says that the actress used her radio appearance to talk about both her chemistry with Park and the whole filming experience. She said that working together took time and patience because the cast had to get to know each other over time.
In "Humint," characters with divergent goals converge in Vladivostok, where the icy sea conceals secrets and truths. The movie is another big project for both actors, who are known for being able to work in a wide range of genres.
Shin's comments about Park's compliment, in which he reportedly called her the "prettiest female celebrity" he had seen, got people's attention, but she downplayed it as just coworkers encouraging each other.
The appearance gave fans a look at how the two stars interacted with each other, showing that they respected each other instead of competing with each other. Shin's comments have made people even more excited about the movie and the story it tells.
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